The best Brazil has to offer in a glass!
When we think of Brazil, most of us think of football, Carnival, Samba and of course ... coffee! Brazil is not only the largest coffee-producing country in the world, but also a country with a deep-rooted coffee culture, something that can be seen in the dozens of different recipes that come to us from the great Latin American country.
By Tropicalia, most people mean an artistic movement that flourished in Brazil in the 1960s, influencing mainly music, and secondarily other arts such as painting, poetry, cinema and the visual arts. Tropicalia's goal was to highlight the mosaic of different cultures that Brazil was and is, and to create a cohesive identity, happy, creative and open-hearted. Although short-lived, the movement has profoundly influenced Brazilian culture and is still debated today.
For Rio De Janeiro coffee shop guests, Tropicalia is also a cool, summer coffee, taking advantage of two of the most popular ingredients in Brazil: good coffee and coconuts! Frozen and refreshing, with coconut aromas and all the intensity of espresso, Tropicalia is what one needs for the hot summer of Brazil - why not, of course, of Greece as well?
What do you need for a Tropicalia?
A single espresso (30 ml)
150ml coconut water
Ice
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New York Monorigini Brasile: Single origin, 100% Arabica coffee from Brazil. The notes of dried fruit and chocolate that characterize it, as well as the subtle acidity, perfectly fit Tropicalia.
Jacobs Barista Edition Crema Brasile: 100% Arabica coffee from Brazil, with Jacobs guarantee. Balanced with hints of hazelnuts and nuts, it is an earthy alternative to this exotic recipe.
Caffe Lab Alta Mogiana Franca: Single origin 100% Arabica coffee from Brazil, from the Alta Mogiana region. Its taste is complex, with notes of fruit, cocoa and biscuit, while its natural bitterness goes well with cold preparations.
Whether in Copa Cabana or on a beautiful Greek beach, there is nothing more refreshing than a good coffee - why not, from a Tropicalia!